Sentence examples for clumped on from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of police officers clumped on the corners, glancing up at the smoke uncurling in the sky.

What's more, they used the fake calls more when the food was clumped on just one or two platforms.

When the researchers looked at the dust data, they were confused: They had expected to see dust particles distributed evenly throughout the disc, but the images they saw showed the dust clumped on about one-third of the disc in the shape of a cashew.

The sugar clumped on the plate.

The form has moved from the initial stage of a body clumped on the floor.

It starts in 1810, when the nations of the world were clumped on the bottom left-hand side of the chart because they had low income and low life expectancy.

A while back, I talked to a prominent physicist who carefully explained that although the odds against all the oxygen molecules suddenly racing over to clump on one side of the room were really, really, really high, it could happen.

Antibodies are proteins normally produced by white blood cells that attach to invaders, either neutralizing them by clumping on or tagging them so that white cells can find and engulf them.

Sitting beside a mountainside patch of firs where the butterflies were clumping on the branches, Velazquez Moreno, a second-generation guide who has been visiting the butterflies since he was a boy, said "we have to protect this.

First, the polymer powders were gradually sprinkled into the solvent and slowly agitated at 30 rpm, in order to prevent particles from clumping on the surface.

The evaluation of leaf area in conifer stands is particularly challenging due to their open nature and clumping on the needle, shoot and tree scale.